How to Prevent Hair Loss - Tips from a Trichologist

You might be surprised to learn that only 10% of hair loss among men and women is genetic. The remaining 90% are preventable. I'm a Trichologist. I study hair, why it grows and why it falls out.
My name is Dr. Nina and in this video, I share a few simple and natural methods that you can start doing today to prevent hair loss and keep your locks healthy for years to come.
It's important to note that as a Naturopathic Doctor my recommendations are for natural, holistic methods only. No prescriptions or medications over here!
I run a Hair Clinic named Nina Ross Hair Therapy where we treat all kinds of hair problems, including thinning hair and hair loss. We also offer medical grade nutrition, supplements and lifestyle advice to help you achieve a healthy head of hair.
You can get in touch with me at my website: www.ninaross.co.
If you'd like to speak with me about your situation:
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If you find this info helpful, feel free to share it with a friend or family member who might be struggling with hair loss. If you have any questions about the methods I mention in this video and how they can benefit you, feel free to comment below or DM me on IG @ninarossatl!

[@trollaeze9078]

Would love to make an appt. Im in Wisconsin...

[@NinaRossAtl]

Hi there! if you are looking to get a hair loss evaluation to identify and treat your current hair loss situation we are more than happy to help! We have virtual evaluation for those who are out of state. During the evaluation Nina will provide an analysis and details of a customized treatment plan along with pricing and payment options available. If you are looking for a virtual appointment here is the link. We offer At Home therapy treatments for clients unable to come in office. ninaross.as.me/virtualconsult We look forward to meeting you! ✨

[@RockPrincessLT]

Hello, one dermatologist I went to recommended me a shampoo/serum products duo containing thymic peptipes (Brand Thymuskin) for chronic telogen effluvium treatment. I wonder if thymic peptides are safe to use, can they affect hormones in any way? Would love to hear from you about this topic.

[@MyMichellle]

Can you discuss scalp inflammation? Scalp tenderness and soreness due to and not due to braids Also, how to soothe an irritated scalp? Thanks! Just found your channel. Love the information.

[@NinaRossAtl]

Hi there! if you are looking to get a hair loss evaluation to identify and treat scalp inflammation we are more than happy to help! We have virtual evaluation for those who are out of state. During the evaluation Nina will provide an analysis and details of a customized treatment plan along with pricing and payment options available. If you are looking for a virtual appointment here is the link. We offer At Home therapy treatments for clients unable to come in office. ninaross.as.me/virtualconsult We look forward to meeting you! ✨

[@tanyalaing4031]

Where are you located? I would love to speak to you about my hair

[@NinaRossAtl]

Our office is located in Atlanta, GA but we have virtual clients all over the country. Are you near Atl?

[@macummings7818]

Ma’am I’d appreciate more discussion abt shampoo techniques given that our textured hair can get super dried out more so than other hair types. It seems unfair to advise just EVERYONE to shampoo three times - regardless of whether the scalp really needs it and regardless of how dried out the scalp may become - and the hair itself! These are nuances that matter deeply for textured hair. When experts don’t delve into these nuances, here come the you tube gurus to fill the gap. Please give us a mention of these items - or at least mention that we should find professionals to get these deep details. Or recommend pros - or even charge us a fee to consult w you. ~ thanks

[@NinaRossAtl]

No matter the hair type, the scalp does need to be lathered three times. Shampoo is a cleanser it doesn't help with moisturizing the hair. Conditioning the hair is an important step to aid with moisture after cleansing, especially if you have dry hair. I would also recommend doing steam treatments as well as oil treatments and hair masks to bring moisture back into it. We have to educate our community because we have been convinced that we don't have to keep a clean scalp to promote healthy hair growth. Build up on the scalp over time can clog the follicles leading to inflammation and irritation and ultimately a lot of hair loss. Professional salon stylist no matter what culture you are or what textured hair you have always lather the scalp three times because a clean and clear scalp helps keep your follicles healthy. Again, shampoo is a cleanser not a moisturizer. If you're looking for tips on how to bring moisture back into your hair specifically, I would love to assist you. here's the link to book an evaluation with me. ninaross.as.me/virtualconsult

[@mjay8335]

Three times sounds excessive. The more manipulation of 4C / Daughter O curls, the more extreme the matting.